On MS NOW's Morning Joe, opinion writer Mara Gay interviews Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed of Michigan, who says he won by betting Michiganders would reject bigotry, and that affordability and consistency—not his message—beat campaigns against which he was outspent by $110 million. He says he is willing to work with anyone, including Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, criticizes U.S. subsidizing of Israel's war in Gaza, and argues the Democratic Party should build a big tent around delivering a dignified life for everyone.